Stocks have been on the fast track to multi-month highs, but some strategists say the market could be getting ready for a pit stop.   Read More

As the old Chicago Merc closes its doors to make way for a new floor, CME Chairman Terry Duffy explains why Chi-Town is the trading capital of the world.    Read More

Stocks were juiced ahead of Friday's session as indexes sit at the highest levels since early January. But beware. Some traders are talking about the idea that as these highs are being reached, sluggish volume could be throwing up warning signs.    Read More

My take on the Yahoo response to Icahn's letter, for what it's worth ...   Read More

CBS Corp CEO Les Moonves is serious about making his company an online powerhouse. Today CBS announced it's buying CNET Networks for $1.8 billion dollars, paying $11.50 a share, a 45 percent premium over yesterday's closing price.    Read More

It's official: Carl Icahn is stirring up the pot in big way when it comes to Yahoo's uncertain future, launching a proxy war, putting forward his own slate of directors, and pulling no punches when it comes to skewering existing management.    Read More

Wall Street's bulls are still running but they are no thundering herd heading into Thursday's market, which promises to be ruled by the economic data du jour, and the rise and fall of the price of a barrel of oil.    Read More

Fortune's CEO explains his strategy to steer clear of the worse of the housing debacle.   Read More

With the deadline looming for investors to nominate a competing slate to Yahoo's existing board of directors--and Carl Icahn itching for a boardroom battle of his own for the stumbling internet brand--there are some interesting developments on Yahoo's own recollection of how and why negotiations with Microsoft broke down.    Read More

New data on inflation at the consumer level and oil inventory numbers are two reports that will have a hold on Wednesday's markets.    Read More